Very tasty with nice pear, apple, and earth. I liked the yeasty notes a lot, too. Didn't have a ton of depth, though..

Gorgeous aromas of berries, soft floral notes, and some underbrush. The palate was cool, deep, and expressive. Loved the airiness of the palate - tons of cranberries, subtle earth notes, soft rose notes, and a mineral tone. I could get used to this.

Really beautiful wine. Loved the cherry/cranberry notes on the nose with lingering floral accents, too. You gotta love Meo in these cool/stern/hard vintages. Tons of freshness, lots of depth, and complexity. A hair behind the 2001 CV drank along side it, for me. This one seemed just a hair shallower. Regardless, I loved it.

I don't think I loved this wine as much as others did, but it was still very good. The sweetness of the wine was the big marker for me, and, in a perfect world, would have liked it a bit more acidic. Great fruit concentration, though. Despite the less-than-perfect acidic backbone, it still had really nice elegance.

Very elegant and expressive. Lots of white florals, white peach, lemons, and nectarines. Tons of length and depth. Just gorgeous.

Thought this showed really well. Incredibly light color with flavors of peach, nectarine, and white florals. Palate was airy with very nice acidity. Everyone in Germany claims 2003 is the next 1959, and this is another example of a brilliant 2003 Spatlese. Lovely stuff.

Brilliant champagne. The energy and verve was just off the charts with very nice undertones of umami, rose petals, and earth. Palate was long and deep. I could go through cases of this stuff.

oxidized.

Exotic chenin. Some banana peel, white floral notes, and lemons. The palate was nicely acidic, and had good depth. Joly's fingerprints were all over this. Yum.

I think this was in a weird spot. Too young and raw.

Yeah, i love Keller's rieslings. No exception here. Great concentration of fruit with good depth and complexity. Loved the peach and nectarine tones especially. The finish was long and was mostly mineral. Finished cleanly. Thumbs up.

Very impressive wine. Deep, deep wine with tons of concentration of flavor and balance. Aromas of earth, ash, cherries, cranberries, roses, & pomegranate. The palate was really great. Had the vibrancy of 2006, with the elegance and depth of 2005. Malconsorts is a special vineyard, and the quality really shined through.

Drank alongside the 2006 Bouchard Malconsorts. Compared to the Bouchard this seemed a bit closed down. Didn't have the expressive fruit or depth that the Bouchard had. Drink the Bouchard now and save the Montille till 2025? Sure...